The survivors of St. Anne’s Residential school are rejecting Canada’s offer of an independent review of their abuse claims.

Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard will remain in jail after a judge on Friday dismissed his bail appeal.

Nurses are calling attention to anti-Black and other racism they face on a regular basis from some patients, and are calling for better support in the workplace from their colleagues and officials.

A Canadian coal-mining company faces the largest fine imposed under the Fisheries Act after pleading guilty to contaminating waterways in southeastern British Columbia.

Public health experts say the COVID-19 pandemic has overshadowed other epidemics that need attention. Testing for HIV and hepatitis C has plummeted in Saskatchewan, where blood-borne and sexually transmitted infections continue to spread at alarming rates.

Okanagan Indian Band member Cory Brewer says the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, adopted by B.C. in 2019, gives him the right to sell cannabis outside of the band’s reserve without a provincial licence.

The B.C. Supreme Court judge overseeing Meng Wanzhou’s extradition proceedings says it’s tough to know what to make of the refusal of a key RCMP witness to testify in the high-profile case.

Yukon health officials say two cases COVID-19 that are variants of concern have arrived in the territory. An exposure notice was issued for an Air North flight that left Vancouver on Sunday.

In a 6-3 decision, Canada’s Supreme Court ruled the federal government’s carbon pricing system is constitutional, in a blow to some provincial governments that had argued efforts to mitigate pollution should be handled at the provincial jurisdiction.

Just as the judge told Robert Hoefman he’d be serving a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, the murderer swayed and then toppled out of the prisoner’s box, onto the floor of a Medicine Hat, Alta., courtrooom.